How Much Does Mobile IV Therapy Cost in Arizona?
Current Arizona mobile IV therapy prices, what a visit includes, what changes the total, and how hydration, hangover, Myers', migraine, immune, and NAD+ options compare.
Mobile IV therapy from AZ IV Medics currently starts at $99 for 1,000 mL of Simply Saline. Most symptom-focused and wellness IV Drips range from $220 to $350. NAD+ is priced by dose from $75 to $675, plus the fluids selected for the visit. Prices shown here were verified against the AZ IV Medics menu in July 2026.
When you are comparing mobile IV therapy prices in Arizona, the bag is only part of the cost. You are also paying for a licensed provider to travel to your location, review your health history and symptoms, check basic vitals, prepare the treatment, place the IV, and remain with you during the infusion.
AZ IV Medics publishes both mobile and Scottsdale clinic prices so you can compare options before booking. Your provider still has the final say on medications, add-ins, dose, and whether treatment is appropriate.
In this Arizona IV pricing guide
How much does mobile IV therapy cost in Arizona?
The current AZ IV Medics menu runs from $99 for basic mobile fluids to $675 for a 1,000 mg NAD+ dose, before the cost of fluids used with NAD+. Most clients choosing a standard Myers', hangover, migraine, immune, or recovery IV will see a mobile menu price between $220 and $350.
Current AZ IV Medics prices by treatment
This table is a practical starting point, not a prescription. Ingredients and medications are administered only when the provider determines they are appropriate.
| IV option | Mobile price | Scottsdale clinic price | What you are comparing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simply Saline | $99 | $94 | 1,000 mL fluids without added vitamins |
| Myers' Cocktail | $220 | $215 | Vitamin and mineral formula |
| Myers' Nausea Reset | $225 | $220 | Myers' base with provider-approved nausea support |
| Anti-Inflammatory IV / Recovery | $245 | $240 | Myers' base with amino support |
| Immune IV | $250 | $245 | Immune-focused formula with provider review |
| Hangover IV | $275 | $270 | Hydration plus provider-selected nausea, stomach, pain, vitamin, and antioxidant support |
| Migraine IV | $245 | $240 | Provider-assessed migraine and nausea support |
| Mega Myers | $320 | $315 | Higher-dose Myers'-style formula |
| Platinum IV | $350 | $345 | Mega Myers' base with amino acids, taurine, and additional glutathione |
| NAD+ 100-1,000 mg | $75-$675 plus fluids | $75-$675 plus fluids | Dose-based NAD+ pricing with a slower, provider-guided infusion |
For the complete ingredient list, specialty protocols, and current add-in prices, use the live IV therapy menu and pricing page.
What is included in the mobile IV price?
For an eligible client, mobile pricing generally includes travel to an approved Arizona location, basic intake and vitals, a provider review, supplies, IV placement, administration, monitoring during the infusion, and the package listed on the menu.
- A licensed provider travels to your home, hotel, office, rental, or approved event location.
- Your health history, medications, allergies, symptoms, and goals are reviewed before treatment.
- The provider prepares and administers the approved fluids, vitamins, or medications.
- You receive monitoring during the visit and instructions for concerning symptoms or aftercare.
What can change the final price?
The IV Drip you choose
Basic fluids cost less than formulas containing multiple vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, or medications. Specialty services such as NAD+, NAC, high-dose vitamin C, and iron use dose-based pricing or additional screening.
Add-ins and additional fluids
Current add-ins generally begin at $23. Additional fluids, vitamins, medications, glutathione, NAC, and NAD+ have separate menu prices. A requested add-in is not guaranteed; the provider must confirm that it fits your history and the service being administered.
Mobile, clinic, or group logistics
Many standard mobile packages are currently $5 more than the Scottsdale clinic price. Group visits and large events require staffing and timing review. Long-distance or unusual requests may also require confirmation before the appointment is accepted.
NAD+ dose and infusion time
NAD+ is priced by dose, and higher doses commonly require longer appointment windows. Compare NAD+ 250 mg, 500 mg, and 1,000 mg options before reserving time.
Does insurance cover mobile IV therapy?
AZ IV Medics does not accept health insurance. The company currently accepts cash, check, debit card, credit card, HSA, and FSA payments. HSA or FSA eligibility depends on your plan, so confirm coverage with the account administrator before relying on reimbursement.
Which IV gives you the best value?
The best value is the lowest-cost option that actually fits your situation after provider review. If you mainly want fluids, start with Simply Saline and mobile IV hydration. For symptom-specific support, compare the IV service guide or call and describe what is going on before you book.
AZ IV Medics provides mobile IV therapy across Arizona, including Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tucson, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, Flagstaff, and other communities shown on the service-area page.
Arizona mobile IV cost questions
What is the least expensive mobile IV option?
Simply Saline is currently the lowest-priced mobile option at $99 for 1,000 mL of IV fluids without added vitamins.
How much is a mobile hangover IV?
The current Hangover IV price is $275 mobile or $270 at the Scottsdale clinic. Ingredients and medications remain subject to provider approval.
How much does NAD+ IV therapy cost?
NAD+ currently ranges from $75 for 100 mg to $675 for 1,000 mg, plus fluids. The selected dose, expected infusion time, tolerance, and provider guidance all matter.
Are prices the same everywhere in Arizona?
The published mobile menu applies broadly, but appointment availability, travel logistics, event staffing, and unusual location requests must be confirmed. Use the live menu or contact the team for the current total.
See the full package list, then call or text if you want help choosing the right starting point.